Rhinoceros 3D images http://www.rhino3D.com
All of the images below were modeled in Rhinoceros 3D (Rhino)
but most were rendered in other applications. Rhino is a serious, professional
modeling package which was never intended for rendering. It also happens to
be a joy to use.
Test images: I have not spent much time with
Rhino. I decided early that it was important to understand what would happen to
models exported from Rhino once they were rendered in a polygon modeler/renderer
like trueSpace or Bryce. So these are all very simple objects but I had a lot of
fun making them.
This is a tire and moon hubcap like I used to have on my
mustang. Modeled in Rhino and rendered in Bryce.
 
I use a mug just like this. I modeled this freehand in about an hour in
Rhino and couldn't quite get a brushed stainless steel look in Bryce.
A gazebo I made in Rhino in about 2 hours. There is so much fine detail in
the molding that I would have had to send about a 200,000 polygon model to Bryce
for rendering. As it is this one is 130,000 but a lip under the dome was rounded
out of existence and I think the edges in the columns are supposed to be
sharper.
 
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